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TrailerCharming Miles Richard and chip on his shoulder Alistair Ryle arrive at Oxford to study history. The pair soon catch the eye of The Riot Club, a centuries-old secret society dedicated to dining, drinking an debauchery. It’s lucrative hedonism at its very finest and most extreme, and Miles and Alistair are having the time of their lives – right until the moment one fancy pub dinner escalates into a night of drugs, sex, and violence. Carnage and tragedy ensue.Actors: Thomas Arnold, Harry Lloyd, Amber Anderson, Max Irons, Sam Claflin, Andrew Woodall, Anastasia Hille, Vincent Franklin, Holliday Grainger, Sam Reid, Patrick Barlow, ...»Director: Lone ScherfigCountry: United StatesDuration: 107 minQuality: HDRelease: 2014IMDb: 6.0Rating(3) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Lord RiotPlayed by: Harry Lloyd
Alistair RylePlayed by: Sam Claflin
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Critic Reviews of "The Riot Club"
San Diego ReaderApril 15, 2015Who's up for a little blunt-force social commentary about the haves and have-nots, set in the rarefied clime of Oxford University?
Los Angeles TimesApril 09, 2015Although the performances are uniformly on point and the dialogue is tartly British, the film ultimately fails to earn its riotous stripes.
RogerEbert.comMarch 27, 2015It's a film that seems to have no further point than to remind us that some powerful jerks were once powerful jerk kids. Point taken, but it's not cinematically satisfying.
Toronto SunMarch 26, 2015The Riot Club is, finally, a monster movie. Which I suppose is what some become who are too rich and powerful to be bothered with inhibitions or morality.
Toronto StarMarch 26, 2015The Riot Club comes with the dubious ambition of instructing us as to the evil ways of spoiled British toffs, as if that were needed.
The Film StageFebruary 27, 2016If the movie were solely [the] forty-five or so minute [debaucherous centerpiece of a banquet] it'd be a resounding success.
NOW TorontoDecember 18, 2015If you think the English class system is a thing of the past, this savage indictment the country's privileged will set you straight.
PopMattersOctober 07, 2015[A] lack of subtlety throws the film into a spiral of excess that knocks over any chance at intelligent commentary as it plows forward, drunk on its own narrative.
Movie HabitJune 24, 2015At an exclusive Oxford club, privilege and cruelty have become second nature
Daily Film FixApril 17, 2015An tough to watch but entertaining inside look at the vulgar side of the posh life.
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